Python Tutorial - Prime Numbers | Printing Prime Numbers in Given Interval

In this python programming video tutorial you will learn about the prime numbers in detail with different examples.
A prime number is a natural number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself. Here we will discuss about how to write python program to print prime numbers in specific interval.
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lower=int(input('lower')) upper=int(input('upper')) for num in range (lower,upper+1): if num>1: for i in range (2,num): if num%i==0: break else: print(num)

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will this program work if we take lower value as 2 ???

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Hi, I have a question about what if 2 in the range(2, num), the range will be (2,2) which has no number contained.

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It will print nothing. In this case, if your "num" is two(2), it means you would have given your upper limit as two(2).In range, it will take only (n-1) values. So that would print nothing. As it would be like (2,1), I suppose.

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can you plzz tell for which num you define for eg if you choose two limits 5 and 35 so for which FOR loop from 2,num is applicable

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maam, i am not able to understand how 2 is getting printed if we use 2 as our lower limit. 2 will get divided by range(2,1) hence will break out from the loop and nothing should be printed. please reply

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We took range form 2 to num. {for i in range(2,num)} when num is 2 range will become range(2,2) so it won't execute for loop body so it will execute else part and it will print 2 as prime number.

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Hi. thank you for this video. but, here, i got some coding to print prime number using the while loop. But, i dont really understand the code.(line 6-13). Can you please explain to me? thank you in advance. Really appreciate your help. print("THIS WILL PRINT PRIME NUMBER.") n=int(input("INPUT NUMBER: ")) p=i=2 while p

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but if you start at 2 and you want to check 2 for primality, then the only divisors are 1 and itself. It makes sense to me if you are checking a number like 5, ok so you check 2, 3, and 4. Because 2, 3, and 4 don't divide 5, we can say it's prime, but if we are checking 2 for primality, it seems like there aren't any numbers to check because we've already said that all numbers divide themselves and by 1.

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Do you have a video showing how to write a function that returns a list of the prime factors of a given number n? If not I would greatly appreciate seeing such an explanation. Thank you

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